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Rosemarie ten Voorde captures the mood at Off-White AW24


DESPITE taking a short break from the runway last season, Ib Kamara made a poignant return to Paris Fashion Week with a new collection for Off-White.

Held inside the Carrousel du Louvre, the show space mirrored the look of a giant Ludo board. Featuring a sparkling dice centrepiece and scattered playing pieces, onlookers became players within Kamara’s imagined world.

Presenting menswear and womenswear, the creative director combined soft and harsh lines to create an eclectic mélange of dress codes. From structural, geometric womenswear looks to more form-fitting menswear counterparts, the collection was a playful, fun display of Kamara’s distinct style.

Gathering further behind-the-scenes documentation of the autumn-winter 2024 presentation, Rosemarie ten Voorde captures the exciting atmosphere and energy of the show.

Photograph: Rosemarie ten Voorde

Photograph: Rosemarie ten Voorde

Photograph: Rosemarie ten Voorde

Photograph: Rosemarie ten Voorde

Photograph: Rosemarie ten Voorde

Photograph: Rosemarie ten Voorde

Photograph: Rosemarie ten Voorde

Photograph: Rosemarie ten Voorde

Photograph: Rosemarie ten Voorde

Photograph: Rosemarie ten Voorde

Photograph: Rosemarie ten Voorde

Photograph: Rosemarie ten Voorde

Photograph: Rosemarie ten Voorde

Photograph: Rosemarie ten Voorde

Photograph: Rosemarie ten Voorde

Photograph: Rosemarie ten Voorde

Photograph: Rosemarie ten Voorde

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